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How the Navy’s beard policy discriminates against Black sailors
Some Black sailors say the Navy’s shaving policies discriminate against them due to a skin condition over which which they have no control.
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Navy defuels Hawkeye that crashed off the coast of Virginia
The Navy coordinated with the Coast Guard, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and Chincoteague Emergency Management Services to remove JP-5 jet fuel from the aircraft April 2.
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Freedom of navigation operations rose in 2021, but fewer were near China
U.S. forces challenged 37 excessive maritime claims by 26 countries in fiscal 2021, up from 28 such claims by 19 countries the year before.
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Navy investigating another fuel leak at Hawaii’s Red Hill storage facility
The Navy is continuing to monitor drinking water after a leak of water and fuel at the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility in Hawaii.
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Navy pauses actions against religious COVID-19 vaccine refusers
The move follows a federal court order in one of several ongoing lawsuits challenging the military’s COVID vaccine mandate.
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US Navy reveals ships facing potential decommissioning next year
The Navy wants to decommission 24 ships in 2023. Eight are at the end of their planned lives, but 16 would be retired early and will require a waiver and congressional approval.
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2 injured in US naval submarine accident in Washington state
Two U.S. Navy personnel were injured in an accident aboard the USS Louisiana at a maintenance facility at Puget Sound in Washington state, the Navy said.
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Navy SEALs can’t use Washington parks for training, judge says
In earlier public hearings, Navy officials said Washington’s natural landscapes provide critical cold water training for SEALs.
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Biden says sub he commissioned will enhance US security
In April 2020, with the coronavirus pandemic spreading across the United States, the Delaware was commissioned while underwater, a first for a Navy vessel.
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Marines’ 2023 wish list includes funding a ship the Navy plans to cancel
The Marine Corps’ top item on its spending wish list is funding for LPD-33, even though the Navy announced earlier in the week it would end the LPD production line at hull 32.
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How the Navy’s beard policy discriminates against Black sailors
Some Black sailors say the Navy’s shaving policies discriminate against them due to a skin condition over which which they have no control.
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Navy defuels Hawkeye that crashed off the coast of Virginia
The Navy coordinated with the Coast Guard, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and Chincoteague Emergency Management Services to remove JP-5 jet fuel from the aircraft April 2.
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Freedom of navigation operations rose in 2021, but fewer were near China
U.S. forces challenged 37 excessive maritime claims by 26 countries in fiscal 2021, up from 28 such claims by 19 countries the year before.
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Navy investigating another fuel leak at Hawaii’s Red Hill storage facility
The Navy is continuing to monitor drinking water after a leak of water and fuel at the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility in Hawaii.
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Navy pauses actions against religious COVID-19 vaccine refusers
The move follows a federal court order in one of several ongoing lawsuits challenging the military’s COVID vaccine mandate.
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US Navy reveals ships facing potential decommissioning next year
The Navy wants to decommission 24 ships in 2023. Eight are at the end of their planned lives, but 16 would be retired early and will require a waiver and congressional approval.
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2 injured in US naval submarine accident in Washington state
Two U.S. Navy personnel were injured in an accident aboard the USS Louisiana at a maintenance facility at Puget Sound in Washington state, the Navy said.
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Navy SEALs can’t use Washington parks for training, judge says
In earlier public hearings, Navy officials said Washington’s natural landscapes provide critical cold water training for SEALs.
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Biden says sub he commissioned will enhance US security
In April 2020, with the coronavirus pandemic spreading across the United States, the Delaware was commissioned while underwater, a first for a Navy vessel.
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Marines’ 2023 wish list includes funding a ship the Navy plans to cancel
The Marine Corps’ top item on its spending wish list is funding for LPD-33, even though the Navy announced earlier in the week it would end the LPD production line at hull 32.
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How the Navy’s beard policy discriminates against Black sailors
Some Black sailors say the Navy’s shaving policies discriminate against them due to a skin condition over which which they have no control.
-
Navy defuels Hawkeye that crashed off the coast of Virginia
The Navy coordinated with the Coast Guard, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and Chincoteague Emergency Management Services to remove JP-5 jet fuel from the aircraft April 2.
-
Freedom of navigation operations rose in 2021, but fewer were near China
U.S. forces challenged 37 excessive maritime claims by 26 countries in fiscal 2021, up from 28 such claims by 19 countries the year before.
-
Navy investigating another fuel leak at Hawaii’s Red Hill storage facility
The Navy is continuing to monitor drinking water after a leak of water and fuel at the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility in Hawaii.
-
Navy pauses actions against religious COVID-19 vaccine refusers
The move follows a federal court order in one of several ongoing lawsuits challenging the military’s COVID vaccine mandate.
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US Navy reveals ships facing potential decommissioning next year
The Navy wants to decommission 24 ships in 2023. Eight are at the end of their planned lives, but 16 would be retired early and will require a waiver and congressional approval.
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2 injured in US naval submarine accident in Washington state
Two U.S. Navy personnel were injured in an accident aboard the USS Louisiana at a maintenance facility at Puget Sound in Washington state, the Navy said.
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Navy SEALs can’t use Washington parks for training, judge says
In earlier public hearings, Navy officials said Washington’s natural landscapes provide critical cold water training for SEALs.
-
Biden says sub he commissioned will enhance US security
In April 2020, with the coronavirus pandemic spreading across the United States, the Delaware was commissioned while underwater, a first for a Navy vessel.
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Marines’ 2023 wish list includes funding a ship the Navy plans to cancel
The Marine Corps’ top item on its spending wish list is funding for LPD-33, even though the Navy announced earlier in the week it would end the LPD production line at hull 32.
